Pretty much every interest or hobby that my kids have gotten into comes and goes with the passing year or season; however, the skills that I can teach them within that window of interest sticks with them (hopefully). 

If it were the off season and I was having trouble renting I may consider it again but overall I don't think it is worth the extra vacancy but if you are doing MTR it is definitely worth making the right connections. 

Would be nice to know a local GC here in the Tampa area that's seasoned in that kind of a task!

I want my occupancy (and revenue) to be maximized so, for me, it's very important to have something unique that the other places don't have so my condos will stay rented throughout the low season and in case of a downturn in tourism.

@Hemal Adani   There are a myriad of more experienced/seasoned syndicators out there if you look. 

REI wise-- I don't know if it's seasonality, rates, or what, but I'm noticing more DOM than ever in most of my markets, inventory trending up, and some savvy real estate agents getting in front of the price action.

Those seasoned 5+ years and doing what you want to do can be a stepping stone until you can go bigger and hire an expensive mentor.

Do not wait for the 30 days.A couple of options to raise money: If you receive at any given time a return during tax season.

We make the design but we let our landscapers choose the actual types of plants based on season and cost. 

Cash out refinances have a longer seasoning period for most lenders as well!